Synonyms for Raves over:
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v.
• praise
- Panegyrize
, - acclaim
, - admire
, - adulate
, - advocate
, - aggrandize
, - applaud
, - appreciate
, - approve
, - bless
, - boost
, - bow down
, - build up
, - cajole
, - celebrate
, - cheer
, - cite
, - clap
, - commend
, - compliment
, - cry up
, - dignify
, - distinguish
, - elevate
, - endorse
, - ennoble
, - eulogize
, - exalt
, - extol
, - flatter
, - give thanks
, - glorify
, - hail
, - honor
, - laud
, - make much of
, - pay homage
, - pay tribute
, - proclaim
, - puff
, - rave over
, - recommend
, - resound
, - reverence
, - root
, - sanction
, - sing the praises
, - smile on
, - stroke
, - tout
, - worship
.
What are the hypernyms for Raves over?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for raves over?
Raves over typically means to praise or compliment someone or something highly. The antonyms for this phrase would be to criticize, denounce, or condemn. When one is not impressed with someone or something, they may condemn it or express their disapproval. Criticizing something implies pointing out mistakes or flaws, while denouncing it means expressing severe disapproval or disavowal.
Using antonyms can help you express different thoughts and emotions towards a particular object, person or situation. In communication, it is essential to be able to use a wide range of vocabulary so that you can better articulate your thoughts and feelings, and convey your message more effectively.
What are the antonyms for Raves over?
-
v.
• praise
- accuse
, - belittle
, - blame
, - castigate
, - censure
, - conceal
, - condemn
, - criticize
, - damn
, - debase
, - decrease
, - degrade
, - demote
, - denounce
, - depress
, - disallow
, - disapprove
, - discourage
, - disgrace
, - dishonor
, - disparage
, - disregard
, - hide
, - humiliate
, - insult
, - lower
, - neglect
, - oppose
, - overlook
, - prevent
, - protest
, - refuse
, - reproach
, - shame
, - veto
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